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Can I transfer songs from my iPod Nano to an iPod Touch?
I was given an iPod touch and was wanting to transfer all my music from my older iPod Nano 3rd Generation to the iPod Touch. Is this possible?
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bac
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another way is to manually copy the hidden music files on your iPod nano to your computer, then transfer from there to your iPod touch using iTunes. Here's how:
First enable Disk Mode on your iPod nano, then connect to your computer and it will mount on your desktop.
next, follow these instructions (for Mac or PC) to show hidden files on your Mac or PC. You will then be able to navigate to and see the hidden directory on the mounted iPod volume
For example on a Mac, the iPod's music files will now be visible in subdirectories of the mounted volume in:
/Volumes/[Youri
now copy the entire contents of the iPod_Control/Mu
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iPodrip will also do the job and will work with both Mac & PC. Senuti is Mac only. http://thelittleappfactory.com/irip/?gcl...
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Unfortunately, although the Nano can show as a "drive" on My Computer, the Touch doesn't.
The copying the hidden folder option is the best way around this, as it is a very good way of copying your ipod's contents to a different computer without using itunes.
The only problem is that the original mp3 names will be renamed to four figure codes - fhgd, vbgh etc.
To find out which file is which, set the the folder they are in to display 'details' and you will see their titles. you will probably find that importing them into itunes for the Touch will display the names, but you may find some that do not appear properly and will need editing via getinfo.
I had my older iPod at college and used friends computers to download music. I don't have access to those computers or music libraries anymore.
DonnaL,
Have any of you tried "Pod to Mac" free download?
DonnaL,
Have you got a link for it?
mayer,
I haven't tried it, but here's the link. it's free to try or $19.95 to buy: http://www.podtomac.com/
iTronics Repair,
Yes I have a link: http://download.cnet.com/Pod-to-Mac/3000... Thanks for all your help! Will let you know if it works.
DonnaL,